Plenary- Collective Impact: Partnerships That Move the Health Equity Needle
Track: Community Engagement
Earn 1.25 CE Credit (Expires May 2024)
Learning Objectives
1. Describe at least 2 types of communities that have been systemically excluded from health and policy decisions.
2. Describe 3 strategies that engage participants in planning - to help shape programs and evaluate outcomes.
3. List 2 methods used to increase community engagement and help raise previously silenced voices to influence local and national policy.
Presenter(s)
Paula Braveman
Alexis Guild, MPP, VP, Strategy and Programs - Farmworker Justice
Diana Rodriguez, Vice President of Programs & Strategy - EveryoneOn
Nakeitra Burse, DrPH, MS, CHES, CEO/Founder - Six Dimensions
Gladys Carrillo, MSW, Director of Program Services - National Center for Farmworker Health
To advance health equity, health literacy practitioners invite those who endure inequities to build on their experiences and participate in shaping effective solutions. This session focuses on advocating, engagement, and participation.